Is there a leather case for the camera that will fit over this grip?
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I doubt it; I've never seen one. The few leather cases I've seen for the E-M5 require it to be completely grip-less. (Also, I wouldn't want a case that goes over the grip: it would make the grip too bulky and ruin the ergonomics.) Best to buy a standard bag, like a Crumpler.
1962
Sorry I don't know and have never looked as I avoid leather cases. Just my style.
1963
I don't use camera cases so I don't know. But I can tell you the grip. Is a wonderful help
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You can also try a EMPIRE Nikon Coolpix S9100 Horizontal Leather Case Pouch (Black)I prefer the Nikon S8100 case, but the Empire case is an incredible bargain at less than $5, including shipping.
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Nikon reportedly makes a case for this camera but my order for it has been on back order for almost a month. I have not been able to find another case that fits well, given the shape of the camera.
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I'm looking for a case myself. Panasonic makes an old school leather case (DMW-CGB1 for the body and DMW-CGL1 for the part that wraps around the lens), which is kind of nice. JapanExposures sells a handmade version, but it just covers the body, not the lens. I've also looked at that custom leatherette textured covering, which might add a little protection. But I'm not super jeeped about any of those. Still looking...
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This case is designed to use the strap that is attached to your camera via the hooks on the side of the case. I'll post a picture in user images for additional information.
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Visit the Dicapac website for info on which case fits which camera: http://www.dicapac.com/manual/guide.asp
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Calvin,Although I don't have the battery grip to verify I did check the clearance. You have a couple inches of empty space between both the top and bottom of the camera body and the sides of the bag. It should fit.
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I have the "Dura-Neoprene Digital Camera Carrying Case w/ Belt Loop" and the camera with grip fits well. This is a great camera and I wouldn't want to use it without the grip base. Very handy today when I will be skiing in Tahoe...
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The only canon case I've found so far is on the canon website. It's little pricey at 34.99 (PSC-900) and looks are, ehh.. Don't get me wrong, I like the plain leather cases... but this one looks cheap. http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ModelInfoAct&tabact;=SNAModelSuppliesTabAct&fcategoryid;=813&modelid;=19210
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On e*b*a*y search gf1 leather case. There is one that fits on your belt with the 20mm lens. Looks interesting.
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It didn't come with a holster and I am not aware of a nice leather one that will fit. Sorry!
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I bought the MegaGear leather case and it did not fit my Sony RX-100 camera like a glove (they claim) I returned it and paid extra for the Sony leather case which I love. I can charge my camera with the case on. I got extra batteries so I don't do it too often.
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the added thumb grip fits nicely OVER the outside of the leather case...if you leave the bottom case on (very few reasons to ever remove it) you get the benefits of the grip and the nice sony case.
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I bought a Case Logic DCB 304 (http://www.amazon.com/Case-Logic-DCB-304-Fixed-Camera/dp/B0039BPG1A/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1297029675&sr=8-9) and it fits great. It's less than $16, it's not too bulky, and it's really easy to get the camera in and out with the lens pointed down.
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I use the camera bag with my Nikon Coolpix L820 and it fits with room to spare. I don't have a leather case on my Nikon but I'm sure it would fit if I had a case. I have a back compartment that I put spare batteries and cleaning equipment in and still have plenty of left over space.
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You cannot use the case with the grip attached. The case fits snug to the camera. The grip is 1/4" thick.
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I bought a Case Logic DCB 304 (http://www.amazon.com/Case-Logic-DCB-304-Fixed-Camera/dp/B0039BPG1A/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid;=1297029675&sr;=8-9) and it fits great. It's less than $16, it's not too bulky, and it's really easy to get the camera in and out with the lens pointed down.